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100

Which classification system allows books to be organized based on their subject matter, rather than the order in which they were purchased?

The Dewey Decimal system

100

When does the New Jersey's Graduated Driver Law (GDL) forbid driving?

Between 11:01 pm and 5:00 am.

100

What is the meaning of life?

Most answers accepted.

100

How many scents can the human nose remember?

50,000

100

What is the seventh-largest country in Europe?

Germany

200

Which movement focused on a rebirth of knowledge after the Middle Ages in Europe and England?

The Renaissance

200

The following behaviors can warrant police to do what? 

1. Slowing down to try and compensate for a distraction      

2. Weaving between lanes                    

3. Taking an unusually long time to start moving again once the stoplight turns green                    

4. Staring down into your lap or keeping one hand off the wheel and out of sight                    

Pulling the driver over for suspicion of texting and driving.

200

Which philosophical perspective promotes actions that maximize happiness and well-being for the majority of a population?

Utilitarianism

200

What is the name for chemicals that kill disease-spreading bacteria?

Antibiotics

200

Which countries have a population of over 1.3 billion?

India and China

300

What is the top bestselling novel and author of all time?

Don Quixote by Miguel Cervantes

300

What four problems are the most common causes of teenage car crashes?

Distraction, inexperience, speeding, and failure to yield.

300

Which philosophy focuses more on the active, feeling, living human rather than the thinking, believing, spiritual human being?

Existentialism

300

What are the names of the largest and the smallest cells in humans?

The female egg cell (largest) and the male sperm cell (smallest).
300

For which country have the following cities been the capitals?

Aachen, Regensburg, Frankfurt-am-Main, Nuremberg, Weimar, Bonn

Germany

400

Which three sources are the most common for allusions in western literature?

Mythology, Shakespeare, and the Bible
400

How many years of licensed driving experience must a person possess who sits with a person who wants to get their permit?

Five years

400

How would you interpret the following statement?

Like everything metaphysical the harmony between thought and reality is to be found in the grammar of the language. Ludwig Wittgenstein

Language or speaking is the connection between the mind and the world, OR:

Words,  grammar, and usage are as important as thinking and experiencing, OR:


Don't forget the importance of communication in the learning process for new ideas and places, history, and the solution to problems, OR:

Another plausible interpretation.


400

For what did Alexander Fleming win the Nobel Prize for Medicine in 1945?

The discovery of penicillin

400

In which festival and country do the following delicacies appear? 

Seagull eggs, mountain oysters, possum cutlets, gorse wine, earthworms, Huhu beetle grubs, frogs' legs, and snails in garlic.

The Wildfoods Festival in New Zealand

500

Which author wrote As I Lay Dying?

William Faulkner

500

How much can a German driver's license cost and how many hours of training needed to obtain it?

A German driver’s license costs over $2000, after a minimum of 25-45 hours of professional instruction plus 12 hours of theory.

500

What is the difference between philosophy and metaphysics?

Metaphysics is a branch of philosophy that deals with existence, identity, space, time, causality, and the like. Philosophy includes other topics not in metaphysics, such as ethics, logic, epistemology, and aesthetics.

500



What do the several pronounced dips in the curve for the chart below show?



They show major mass-extinction events

500

What did the Egyptian god Hathor create and the pharoah Osiris develop to civilize the world?

Hathor was credited with the invention of music, which Osiris in turn used as part of his effort to civilize the world.